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Since the formation of the Premier League in 1992, only four teams have won the title - Manchester United, Blackburn Rovers, Arsenal and Chelsea. With ten wins to their name, it is unsurprising that Manchester United players hold the top positions for being in title-winning sides.

Currently, a player needs to appear in 10 matches in a title-winning season to qualify for a medal (inclusive of matches as a playing substitute).

The League Champions shall further receive 21 commemorative medals to be presented by the Club to its Manager and to such of its Players and Officials as it thinks fit provided, in the case of a Player, that he has that Season played in a minimum of 10 of its League Matches. Additional medals may be presented with the consent of the Board

— 2008 FA Premier League Handbook, Section B, paragraph 27. p.83.[1]

This "special dispensation", at the discretion of the Premier League Board, is usually reserved for reserve goalkeepers, and outfield players who have played less than 10 games due to injury.

Number of winners by season; clubs and captains

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This table details the chronology of the Premier League winners, and the respective captains of the sides.

Year Club Captain[citation needed] Number of medals
199292–93 Man Utd Bryan Robson[2] 17
199393–94 Man Utd (2) Steve Bruce[3] 15
199494–95 Blackburn Tim Sherwood 15[4]
199595–96 Man Utd (3) Eric Cantona 15
199696–97 Man Utd (4) Eric Cantona (2) 17
199797–98 Arsenal Tony Adams 20
199898–99 Man Utd (5) Roy Keane 18
199999–00 Man Utd (6) Roy Keane (2) 17
200000–01 Man Utd (7) Roy Keane (3) 21
200101–02 Arsenal (2) Tony Adams (2) 22
200202–03 Man Utd (8) Roy Keane (4) 16
200303–04 Arsenal (3) Patrick Vieira 20
200404–05 Chelsea John Terry 18
200505–06 Chelsea (2) John Terry (2) 18
200606–07 Man Utd (9) Gary Neville 22
200707–08 Man Utd (10) Ryan Giggs[5] 20[6]

Representation of nationalities

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There have been 143 different players to receive a Premier League medal, from 31 different countries (in 2008, 66 countries are represented by players in the Premier League). Of these 31 countries, 14 have yielded only one medal winner.[7]

Nationality Number First winner
Argentina 4 Juan Sebastián Verón, 02–03
Australia 2 Robbie Slater, 94–95
Austria 1 Alex Manninger, 97–98
Brazil 3 Edu, 01–02
Cameroon 2 Lauren, 01–02
Czech Republic 2 Karel Poborský, 96–97
Denmark 1 Peter Schmeichel, 92–93
England 60 Steve Bruce, Dion Dublin, Paul Ince, David May, Gary Pallister, Paul Parker, Mike Phelan, Bryan Robson, Lee Sharpe in 92–93
France 19 Eric Cantona, 92–93
Germany 2 Jens Lehmann, 03–04
Ghana 1 Michael Essien, 05–06
Iceland 1 Eidur Gudjohnsen, 04–05
Ireland 3 Denis Irwin, 92–93
Ivory Coast 2 Kolo Touré, 03–04
Korea 1 Park Ji-Sung, 06–07
Liberia 1 Christopher Wreh, 97–98
Netherlands 9 Jordi Cruyff, 96–97
Nigeria 1 Nwankwo Kanu, 01–02
Norway 3 Henning Berg, 94–95
Poland 1 Tomasz Kuszczak, 06–07
Portugal 6 Luis Boa Morte, 97–98
South Africa 1 Quinton Fortune, 02–03
Russia 1 Andrei Kanchelskis, 92–93
Scotland 3 Brian McClair, 92–93
Serbia 1 Mateja Kežman, 04–05
Spain 3 Jose Antonio Reyes, 03–04
Sweden 3 Jesper Blomqvist, 98–99
Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dwight Yorke, 98–99
Ukraine 1 Oleg Luzhny
Uruguay 1 Diego Forlán, 02–03
Wales 3 Clayton Blackmore, Ryan Giggs, Mark Hughes in 92–93

Full list of players with a Premier League medal

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Player No. Nat. Pos. Club(s) Seasons Notes
Ryan Giggs 10 WAL LW Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07, 07–08
Paul Scholes 8 ENG CM Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07, 07–08
Denis Irwin 7 IRE LB Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01
Roy Keane 7 IRE DM Man Utd 199393–94, 95–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03 Most as captain: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03
Gary Neville 7 ENG RB Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07
David Beckham 6 ENG RW Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03
Nicky Butt 6 ENG CM Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03
Phil Neville 6 ENG FB Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03
Ole Gunnar Solskjær 6 NOR FW Man Utd 199696–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07
Andrew Cole 5 ENG ST Man Utd 199595–96, 96–97, 98–99, 99–00, 00–01
Peter Schmeichel 5 DEN GK Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97, 98–99
Wes Brown 5 ENG CD Man Utd 199898–99, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07, 07–08
Eric Cantona 4 FRA FW Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97
Brian McClair 4 SCO CM Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97
Gary Pallister 4 ENG CD Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96, 96–97
Mikael Silvestre 4 FRA LB/CD Man Utd 199999–00, 00–01, 02–03, 06–07
Dennis Bergkamp 3 NED ST Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02, 03–04
Martin Keown 3 ENG CD Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02, 03–04
Ray Parlour 3 ENG RW Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02, 03–04
Patrick Vieira 3 FRA DM Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02, 03–04
Henning Berg 3 NOR CD/RB Blackburn,
Man Utd 		199494–95, 98–99, 99–00 Only player for 2 clubs.
Steve Bruce 3 ENG CD Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96
Lee Sharpe 3 ENG LW Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94, 95–96
Ronny Johnsen 3 NOR CD/DM Man Utd 199696–97, 98–99, 00–01
Teddy Sheringham 3 ENG ST Man Utd 199898–99, 99–00, 00–01
Jaap Stam 3 NED CD Man Utd 199898–99, 99–00, 00–01
Dwight Yorke 3 T&T ST Man Utd 199898–99, 99–00, 00–01
Rio Ferdinand 3 ENG CD Man Utd 200202–03, 06–07, 07–08
John O'Shea 3 IRE D/DM Man Utd 200202–03, 06–07, 07–08
Tony Adams 2 ENG CD Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02
David Seaman 2 ENG GK Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02 Oldest: 38 years, 234 days old
Lee Dixon 2 ENG CD Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02
Gilles Grimandi 2 FRA DM Arsenal 199797–98, 01–02
Ashley Cole 2 ENG LB Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Robert Pires 2 FRA AM/LW Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Fredrik Ljungberg 2 SWE AM Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Sylvain Wiltord 2 FRA ST Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Lauren 2 CAM RB/WB Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Thierry Henry 2 FRA ST Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Edu 2 BRA CM Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Sol Campbell 2 ENG CD Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Nwankwo Kanu 2 NIG FW Arsenal 200101–02, 03–04
Ricardo Carvalho 2 POR CD Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Petr Cech 2 CZE GK Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Didier Drogba 2 IVO FW Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Damien Duff 2 ENG M Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
William Gallas 2 FRA CD Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Geremi 2 CAM RB/DM Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Eidur Gudjohnsen 2 ICE FW Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Robert Huth 2 GER CD Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Joe Cole 2 ENG CM Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Frank Lampard 2 ENG CM Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Claude Makelele 2 FRA DM Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Paulo Ferreira 2 POR D Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Arjen Robben 2 NED LW Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
John Terry 2 ENG CD Chelsea 200404–05, 05–06
Mark Hughes 2 WAL ST Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
Paul Ince 2 ENG DM Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
Andrei Kanchelskis 2 RUS W Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
Paul Parker 2 ENG D Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
Bryan Robson 2 ENG CM Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
David May 2 ENG CD Man Utd 199292–93, 93–94
Raimond van der Gouw 2 NED GK Man Utd 199999–00, 00–01
Fabien Barthez 2 FRA GK Man Utd 200000–01, 02–03
Edwin van der Sar 2 NED GK Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Patrice Evra 2 FRA LB/LW Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Nemanja Vidić 2 SER CD Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Cristiano Ronaldo 2 POR RW Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Park Ji-Sung 2 KOR AM Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Michael Carrick 2 ENG M Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Darren Fletcher 2 SCO M Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Louis Saha 2 FRA ST Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Wayne Rooney 2 ENG ST Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08
Tomasz Kuszczak 2 POL GK Man Utd 200606–07, 07–08 Special Dispensation (twice)[6]
Tim Sherwood 1 ENG M Blackburn 199494–95
Mark Atkins 1 ENG CM Blackburn 199494–95
Alan Shearer 1 ENG ST Blackburn 199494–95
Tony Gale 1 ENG D Blackburn 199494–95
Colin Hendry 1 SCO D Blackburn 199494–95
Graeme Le Saux 1 ENG[8] LB Blackburn 199494–95
Tim Flowers 1 ENG GK Blackburn 199494–95
Paul Warhurst 1 ENG D Blackburn 199494–95
Chris Sutton 1 ENG ST Blackburn 199494–95
Stuart Ripley 1 ENG AM Blackburn 199494–95
Ian Pearce 1 ENG D Blackburn 199494–95
Jason Wilcox 1 ENG W Blackburn 199494–95
Mike Newell 1 ENG ST Blackburn 199494–95
Robbie Slater 1 AUS[9] M Blackburn 199494–95
Nigel Winterburn 1 ENG LB Arsenal 199797–98
Steve Bould 1 ENG CD Arsenal 199797–98
David Platt 1 ENG CM Arsenal 199797–98
Ian Wright 1 ENG ST Arsenal 199797–98 First whose son has also won
Nicolas Anelka 1 FRA ST Arsenal 199797–98
Marc Overmars 1 NED LW Arsenal 199797–98
Christopher Wreh 1 LIB ST Arsenal 199797–98
Emmanuel Petit 1 FRA DM Arsenal 199797–98
Luís Boa Morte 1 POR LW Arsenal 199797–98
Remi Garde 1 FRA D Arsenal 199797–98
Stephen Hughes 1 ENG M Arsenal 199797–98
Oleg Luzhny 1 UKR D Arsenal 200101–02
Alex Manninger 1 AUT GK Arsenal 199797–98 Special Dispensation
Stuart Taylor 1 ENG GK Arsenal 200101–02
Giovanni van Bronckhorst 1 NED LB Arsenal 200101–02
Matthew Upson ENG 1 CD Arsenal 200101–02
Richard Wright 1 ENG GK Arsenal 200101–02
Jérémie Aliadière 1 FRA FW Arsenal 200303–04
Jens Lehmann 1 GER GK Arsenal 200303–04
Jose Antonio Reyes 1 ESP AM Arsenal 200303–04
Gilberto Silva 1 BRA DM Arsenal 200303–04
Pascal Cygan 1 FRA D Arsenal 200303–04
Gaël Clichy 1 FRA LB Arsenal 200303–04 Youngest: 18 years, 294 days
Kolo Touré 1 IVO CM Arsenal 200303–04
Wayne Bridge 1 ENG LB Chelsea 200404–05
Tiago Mendes 1 POR M Chelsea 200404–05
Glen Johnson 1 ENG RB Chelsea 200404–05
Mateja Kežman 1 SER ST Chelsea 200404–05
Hernán Crespo 1 ARG ST Chelsea 200505–06
Asier del Horno 1 ESP LB Chelsea 200505–06
Michael Essien 1 GHA CM Chelsea 200505–06
Shaun Wright-Phillips 1 ENG RW Chelsea 200505–06 First whose father has also won
Clayton Blackmore 1 WAL FB/M Man Utd 199292–93
Dion Dublin 1 ENG ST/CD Man Utd 199292–93 Special Dispensation
Mike Phelan 1 ENG RB/M Man Utd 199292–93
Jordi Cruyff 1 NED RW Man Utd 199696–97
Karel Poborský 1 CZE W Man Utd 199696–97
Jesper Blomqvist 1 SWE LW Man Utd 199898–99
Mark Bosnich 1 AUS GK Man Utd 199999–00
Luke Chadwick 1 ENG M Man Utd 200000–01
Ronnie Wallwork 1 ENG D/DM Man Utd 200000–01
Laurent Blanc 1 FRA CD Man Utd 200202–03
Roy Carroll 1 ENG GK Man Utd 200202–03
Quinton Fortune 1 RSA D/M Man Utd 200202–03 Special Dispensation[10]
Diego Forlán 1 URU FW Man Utd 200202–03
Ruud van Nistelrooy 1 NED ST Man Utd 200202–03
Juan Sebastián Verón 1 ARG M Man Utd 200202–03
Gabriel Heinze 1 ARG LB/D Man Utd 200606–07
Kieran Richardson 1 ENG M Man Utd 200606–07
Henrik Larsson 1 SWE ST Man Utd 200606–07 Special Dispensation
Alan Smith 1 ENG ST Man Utd 200606–07 Special Dispensation[11]
Anderson 1 BRA M Man Utd 200707–08
Owen Hargreaves 1 ENG[12] M Man Utd 200707–08
Nani 1 POR W Man Utd 200707–08
Carlos Tevez 1 ARG FW Man Utd 200707–08
Gerard Piqué 1 ESP RB/CB Man Utd 200707–08 Special Dispensation[6]

Footnotes

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  1. ^ FA Premier League Handbook 2007–08. Retrieved on 2008-08-29.
  2. ^ Robson was club captain, although was injured for much of the 1992–93 season, Steve Bruce deputising.
  3. ^ Joint position with Bryan Robson
  4. ^ David Batty was offered a medal under "special dispensation", but refused as he felt his contribution (5 games) was minimal.
  5. ^ Although Gary Neville was still official club captain, he played 0 Premier League games through injury. Giggs was vice-captain.
  6. ^ a b c Bumper Go Figure: Season in Numbers, 2008-05-12, www.football365.com. Retrieved on 2008-08-29.
  7. ^ Statistics collated from full list of winners.
  8. ^ Jersey born, England international
  9. ^ born in Ormskirk, Lancashire, but Australian international
  10. ^ Fortune also played in the 99–00, 00–01 and 03–04 title-winning seasons.
  11. ^ Newcastle United Squad Profile: Alan Smith, nufc.premiumtv.co.uk. Retrieved on 2008-08-29.
  12. ^ born in Calgary, Canada, England international

References

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  • Statistics for Arsenal players sourced from: "Season by Season Statistics". Gunnermania.
  • Statistics for Chelsea players sourced from: "Chelsea player appearances". Soccerbase.
  • Statistics for Manchester United players sourced from: "RedStat - Manchester United Statistics 1970-2007".
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